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    Full Service Blonde: A Copper Black Mystery
    Full Service Blonde: A Copper Black Mystery
    Full Service Blonde: A Copper Black Mystery
    Audiobook8 hours

    Full Service Blonde: A Copper Black Mystery

    Written by Megan Edwards

    Narrated by Em Eldridge

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    About this audiobook

    A working girl is found dead in the desert. Can a calendar girl uncover the truth?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherImbrifex Books
    Release dateSep 28, 2017
    ISBN9781945501104
    Full Service Blonde: A Copper Black Mystery
    Author

    Megan Edwards

    Megan Edwards is the author of the travel memoir “Roads from the Ashes,” the humor book “Caution: Funny Signs Ahead,” two Copper Black mystery novels “Getting off on Frank Sinatra” and “Full Service Blonde” and a romantic novel “Strings.” She has lived and traveled extensively in Europe and spent nearly seven years “on the road” all over North America. Now at home in Las Vegas, Nevada, she is working on "Graveyard Bowling" the 3rd novel in the Copper Black series.

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